Invertebrates are animals without a backbone and vertebrates are animals that have a backbone
Invertebrate (worm)
Live in our dirt, can be found in any climate.
Vertebrate (crustaceans)
Found in oceans, freshwater streams, and on land
Cnidaria
1. Anthozoa
Description: The polyp form is dominant in these animals
2. Hydrozoa
Description: Larvae to the settle to the seafloor and grow into polyps
3. Scyphozoa
Description: A jellyfish
4. Cubozoa
Descripition: A cube shape body and well develop eyes
Ctenophora
1. (Comb jellies)-Resemble jelly fish;for named the comb-like rows of cilia
Platyhelminthes (flatworms)-Thin and flatted worms with simple tissues and sensory organs Classes-Turbellaria,Trematoda,and Cestoda Mollusca (molluks)-Soft-bodied aquatic animals that had a outer shell Classes-Gastropoda,Pelecypoda,and Cephalopoda Annelida (segmented worms) body is made up of many similar segments Classes-Polychaeta,Oligochaeta,and Hirudina Nematoda (roundworms)-Round worms that are parasites/ look similar to Arthropoda Echinodermata Are adults that are slow moving marine animals with radial symmetry larvae. There larvae have a bilateral symmetry Classes-Crinoidea,Asteroidea,Ophiuroidea,Echinoidea, and Holothuroidea Arthropoda
Animals with an exoskeleton Classes-Turbellaria,Trematoda,and Cestoda
Arthropoda-Animals with an exoskeleton and jointed appendages such as wings or legs
Subphylum-Trilobita,Crustacea,Chelicerata, and Uniramia
Classes-Inseca.Chilopoda,and Diplopoda
Chordates(Chordates)-Have bilateral symmetry, a notochord,a hollow nerve tube, pharyngeal suits,and a tail at some point in development
Subphylum-Urochordata,Cephalochordata, and Vertebrata Classes-Myxini,Cephalaspidomorphi,Chondrichthyes,Osteichthyes,Amphibia,Reptilia,Aves,and Mammalia
Invertebrate (worm)
Live in our dirt, can be found in any climate.
Vertebrate (crustaceans)
Found in oceans, freshwater streams, and on land
Cnidaria
1. Anthozoa
Description: The polyp form is dominant in these animals
2. Hydrozoa
Description: Larvae to the settle to the seafloor and grow into polyps
3. Scyphozoa
Description: A jellyfish
4. Cubozoa
Descripition: A cube shape body and well develop eyes
Ctenophora
1. (Comb jellies)-Resemble jelly fish;for named the comb-like rows of cilia
Platyhelminthes
(flatworms)-Thin and flatted worms with simple tissues and sensory organs
Classes-Turbellaria,Trematoda,and Cestoda
Mollusca
(molluks)-Soft-bodied aquatic animals that had a outer shell
Classes-Gastropoda,Pelecypoda,and Cephalopoda
Annelida
(segmented worms) body is made up of many similar segments
Classes-Polychaeta,Oligochaeta,and Hirudina
Nematoda
(roundworms)-Round worms that are parasites/ look similar to Arthropoda
Echinodermata
Are adults that are slow moving marine animals with radial symmetry larvae. There larvae have a bilateral symmetry
Classes-Crinoidea,Asteroidea,Ophiuroidea,Echinoidea, and Holothuroidea
Arthropoda
Animals with an exoskeleton
Classes-Turbellaria,Trematoda,and Cestoda
Arthropoda-Animals with an exoskeleton and jointed appendages such as wings or legs
Subphylum-Trilobita,Crustacea,Chelicerata, and Uniramia
Classes-Inseca.Chilopoda,and Diplopoda
Chordates(Chordates)-Have bilateral symmetry, a notochord,a hollow nerve tube, pharyngeal suits,and a tail at some point in development
Subphylum-Urochordata,Cephalochordata, and Vertebrata
Classes-Myxini,Cephalaspidomorphi,Chondrichthyes,Osteichthyes,Amphibia,Reptilia,Aves,and Mammalia
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